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The document is a Water Well Permit Application form (GWS-44) from the Colorado Division of Water Resources, intended for residential use. It outlines the necessary information and instructions for applicants seeking to construct, replace, or modify a water well for household or livestock purposes. The form requires details about the applicant, type of application, well location, usage, and associated fees. It emphasizes the importance of providing accurate information and adhering to state regulations regarding water resource management.

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Can I put a well on my property in Colorado?

Prior to drilling a ground water well in Colorado, you must have a permit from the Colorado Division of Water Resources, also known as the State Engineers Office. Most private domestic wells in Colorado are exempt from administration in the priority system and do not require augmentation.

How much does a well permit cost in Colorado?

The application fee is $25. Be sure to also complete a Well Registration form along with your permit application. Class B wells are capable of pumping between 200 and 600 gpm. The permit application fee is $50.

How many acres do you need for a well in Colorado?

Household-use-only wells are typically on properties that are less than 35 acres in size. With this type of well, the water can only be used inside the home. No lawn watering, garden watering, or other outside use is permitted. Domestic use wells apply to more than 35 acres in size properties.

What is a Colorado well permit?

Well Permitting. The Division of Water Resources (DWR) has several types of well permit application forms to assist with obtaining a permit to construct a new or replacement well, or to register an existing well. Additionally, for some Groundwater Basins and River Basins, special Use and Measurement Rules apply.

How do you find out if a property can have a well?

Contact the department in your state government that regulates and tracks water and natural resources. They should have information on licensed drillers and any required groundwater withdrawal permits.

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